What is the difference between a language and a framework?

Question

Can someone give me a clear, concise definition of the difference between a programming language and a framework? I have scoured the web and been unable to find an adequate

Answer 1

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An application framework is the organizational structure of any application's code, including choices for conventions in files/folders, classes/functions, etc.

An application framework product is any tool that helps generate the framework for an application.

An application design pattern is any conceptual approach for organizing code at the application level.

An software language is a language-based tool that can be used to build applications, utilities, libraries, frameworks, etc.

A library is any extension in functionality to the native compiled functionality of a language.

A standard library is a library packaged with the language product itself.

An external library is a library outside of the language product itself and is either called remotely or installed locally.

A code-generator is any tool that dynamically generates permanent runtime code based on the developer's input.

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